Hi Pete,
there are many websites who record the time you were browsing their web
pages, like PHPTalk <http://www.phptalk.com/forums/index.php>. when you
log into website, you'll see some statistics about yourself including
Total time logged in: 1 hours and 8 minutes.
any you'll see at the top of the page: 3 Members and 5 Guests are
viewing this board.
i want to log the Guests browsing time.
How do they do it? i think by sing Session. but I'm not sure.
i want to do something like this without any authentication.
is it possible?
Pete wrote:
> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Hadi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> works.net> writes
>
>> hi,
>>
>> i have a semi-public page that i want to know how much time does it take
>> for each user from entering the page and closing or leaving that page. i
>> log the IP and entering time/date for each user, but don't' know what to
>> do with the leaving time?
>> is it possible to be done with *session*?
>>
>
> You can't tell when a person leaves the page, you can only tell when
> they next click on a link on that page.
>
> Session will time out, usually after 30 minutes, if the user doesn't
> click on any links on your page. They don't know if the browser was
> closed, or if the visitor typed in a new URL.
>
> And, this would not tell you anything, anyway. What if the page was
> open, and the person walked away from the machine, or opened another
> window in front of it?
>
>
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